Numazu Hotels with Free Breakfast

Best stay. Isolated, private but with unbelievable service. Amy in particular was great. Would thoroughly recommend

It should be considered the most expensive hotel on the Izu Peninsula. Trip.com Actually, the rating is Samsung? ? The hotel's selling point should be mainly unique landscapes, facing the Lihewan and Mount Fuji. The scenery is really good, but the room is honest, four beds, but they are all in one room? ! The service can't keep up, I feel that there are very few staff, sometimes I can't find the waiter, and it is more rigid. We went to the whole hotel on the day of our stay. We asked the hotel to change to a room with a higher location. The room type was rejected. I was a little uncomfortable. The dinner was not bad. The dumplings have dates and guest names, and the ceremony is very good.

Go, Ruby! This hotel is dedicated to Ruby, offering collaboration stamps at the front desk and merchandise like badges. Between April 24th and September 27th, 2626, you can also purchase the Ruby sticker from the Genjitsu no Yohane version of the Numazu sticker collection event here. From 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM, guests with reservations can enjoy complimentary drinks, including alcoholic beverages, and some Japanese snacks on the 3rd floor. Unfortunately, I checked in too late to experience this. The breakfast isn't as elaborate as at the Riverside Hotel, but there's a good variety, and it tastes good. The front desk also sells Aqours collaboration tea drinks, Jutarou orange juice, and Awashima Aquarium tickets at reasonable prices. The Awashima Aquarium tickets are 2700 yen here, which is cheaper than buying them at the gate for 3000 yen, so it's a good idea to purchase them here before heading to the aquarium.

The location is good near the station, but the parking lot is ３０ on a first-come, first-served basis. If it disappears, you have no choice but to use the nearby ２４ hourly parking lot. As for the room, the unit bath feels small as usual. The breakfast venue is in front of the hotel reception, but it is small. The number of breakfast items was less than other Toyoko Inns.

We didn't have a car, so we took the train and bus to get there. It's very close to the bus stop. As it was all-inclusive, we were able to rent bicycles for free, which made it easy to get to restaurants near the fishing port that would have taken about 30-40 minutes to walk to. There were lots of interesting extras, like being able to pick citrus fruits and enjoying soap bubbles and fireworks. The room was also spacious, even for two people to spread out their luggage. The food was also really delicious. The combinations of ingredients and seasonings were interesting, so we never got bored of eating! I was happy that there were lots of vegetables. The bar also had a great selection of alcohol!

The staff were always smiling, which was great. The temperature of the large public bath was just right, and I was able to enjoy a relaxing soak. The sauna was also good. I liked that the shower space and toilet were properly separated in the room, so I didn't get wet like in a unit bath. There was no wall between the room and the main room (there was a curtain), only a glass panel separating them, which felt strange, but it made the room feel spacious and bright. The dried horse mackerel at breakfast was delicious.

The place was without fault and the breakfast buffet was very nice, the only thing I guess to mention is that there's a bit of a step from the room to the bathroom but once you know about it then it's a non-issue.

The hotel room is spacious, with two parts of the living room and bedroom, and the price is $500 very good value. The equipment is very complete, there are water dispensers, paid drinks machines, breakfast, and there is a chance to visit again.

A sauna and an open-air bath are available for 2 hours rental as a set. Hotel users can use it for 3300 yen. The hotel is made to be used for love hotel → business. The facilities feel a bit old overall, but cleaning and fixtures seemed to reach the details. I would like to use it again because it was very good that the sauna and open-air bath could be used by rental.

As a family of 3 (all adults), the space was quite limited. Even though each of us only brought 1 mid size luggage. But, right in front of the hotel, is the high-way bus stop. Which was very convenient when we got back from Gotemba! If you walk a bit, there are also some restaurant and a supermarket too for your midnight snack / cravings. It’s a bit of a shame that we can only see the mt. Fuji for 1 day (among our 3 days stay).